M26 5'10" SW: 276/CW: 214
I don't know if it's a case of me now having goals of what my body looks like, or maybe I just never realized how fat I was before I started losing, but damn. My self-body image has never been worse than it is now.
I was sitting in a chair earlier and I looked down and saw my thighs and couldn't help but feel disgusting and insecure by how large they are. This never would have occurred to me before I started losing weight. I suppose it doesn't help that I'm still wearing the same pants I wore 60 pounds ago, so my thighs look bigger than reality.
Has anyone else ever been in a situation like this and was able to get over it? I'm in the gym 6 days a week and I'm back on a strict deficit, so hopefully, it'll maybe cure itself, but being 11 months into a diet and feeling worse than before you started sucks.
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